Medically Reviewed by Dan Brennan, MD on April 13, 2022
Question 1/15

What part of your body works overtime when you constantly work overtime?

  • Your eyes
  • Your sweat glands
  • Your adrenal glands
Question 2/15

If you have an unhealthy addiction to work, you’re also more likely to have:

  • Mental health problems
  • Lupus
  • Gout
Question 3/15

If stress hormones hang out in your body for a long time, they can:

  • Use up your body’s fat stores
  • Damage your blood vessels
  • Increase your concentration
Question 4/15

If you’re not leaving time in your schedule for exercise, you’re at a higher risk of:

  • Cancer
  • Heart disease
  • Both
Question 5/15

You’re more likely to get sick when you’re putting in long hours on the job.

  • True
  • False
Question 6/15

The best definition of a workaholic is someone who:

  • Works a lot of hours
  • Works a lot of hours because they love what they do
  • Works a lot of hours because they’re driven by an uncontrollable urge to do so
Question 7/15

You’re more likely to be a workaholic if you’re:

  • In a manager position
  • Over 40
  • Not self-employed
Question 8/15

Chronic stress can affect you in the bathroom by giving you:

  • Diarrhea
  • Constipation
  • Either
Question 9/15

The headaches you get from a hectic schedule are typically caused by:

  • Thinking too much
  • Low blood sugar
  • Tense muscles
Question 10/15

Women who work more than 60 hours a week _______ their risk of cancer, diabetes, heart problems, and other conditions.

  • Lower
  • Double
  • Triple
Question 11/15

Burnout is caused by:

  • High blood sugar
  • Constant stress over time
  • Obesity
Question 12/15

Overworking tires you out, which helps you sleep.

  • True
  • False
Question 13/15

Which of these, taken regularly, improves your work performance, mood, and health?

  • Vacation days
  • Lunch breaks
  • Both
Question 14/15

Stress causes stomach ulcers.

  • True
  • False
Question 15/15

Staying stressed can hurt your chances of having children.

  • True
  • False